Japanese

The Japanese phrase for “thank you for the delicious food” is ごちそうさまでした.

The English phrase ‘made’ is translated into Japanese as 作った.

サワ is the Japanese way to write the proper name Sawa. サワ is used as a name for a person.

The English phrase “chief priest” is translated into Japanese as 住職. The term 住職 is used specifically to refer to the head priest of a Buddhist temple.

To say “take care always” in Japanese, use いつもお元気で. いつもお元気で is a warm parting wish used to tell someone to remain healthy and well in the future.

The English phrase “happy birthday song” is translated into Japanese as ハッピーバースデートゥーユー.

In Japanese the moon phrase for “I love you” is 月が綺麗ですね (tsuki ga kirei desu ne), literally “the moon is beautiful, isn’t it”.

The Japanese phrase for “to fight” is 戦う.

In Japanese, “please take care of me” is expressed as よろしくお願いします.

The English term “nana” can be expressed in Japanese as おばあちゃん. This term is an informal way to refer to a grandmother, often used by children.